Maps to the Stars
David Cronenberg Producer Martin Katz to Adapt ‘Five Little Indians’ Indigenous Trauma Novel (Exclusive)
Following the real-life, gruesome discovery of 215 Indigenous children in a mass grave at a church-run residential school in British Columbia, Prospero Pictures and Cree Metis writer Shannon Masters are set to turn Michelle Good’s Five Little Indians novel into a limited TV series. Prospero Pictures is the shingle for Martin Katz, who produced David […]
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David Cronenberg Says Coronavirus Is “Great Stuff” for Science Geeks
Gore-horror director David Cronenberg gets that the new coronavirus spreading overseas has everyone in a panic.
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The Soska Twins Ink First-Look Deal With David Cronenberg Producer
Jen and Sylvia Soska, the twin horror-movie directors that established a cult following with the 2012 cult slasher pic 'American Mary,' have signed a first look deal with Prospero Pictures, the longtime producer of David Cronenberg movies.
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Toronto: The Black List, Martin Katz Name Fellow (Exclusive)
Nadeem Siddiqui gets an all-expense paid trip to the festival as prize-giving in Toronto gets underway.
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David Cronenberg to Play God in Sci-Fi Indie ‘Tomorrow’s Shadows’
The veteran director will star opposite Karine Vanasse in Geordie Sabbagh's sci-fi short film.
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Canadian Micro-Budget Movies Shine in Karlovy Vary Competition
Top Canadian financier Telefilm Canada is banking on next-wave movies to build momentum after popular Cannes success.
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Canadian Screen Awards: ‘Mommy’ Sweeps, John Cusack Nabs Acting Trophy
Xavier Dolan's family drama took nine trophies in all, while 'Orphan Black' was named best TV drama.
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In Theaters This Weekend: Reviews of ‘Focus,’ ‘The Lazarus Effect’ and More
Read what THR's critics are saying about the Julianne Moore-Robert Pattinson drama 'Maps to the Stars' and the Salma Hayek-starring thriller 'Everly.'
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‘Maps to the Stars’: What the Critics Are Saying
David Cronenberg's satirical drama stars Julianne Moore, Robert Pattinson and John Cusack in a tour of Hollywood's darker side.
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Julianne Moore to Present at Canadian Screen Awards
The Oscar winner also is nominated at Canada's Screenies for her star turn in David Cronenberg's 'Maps to the Stars.'
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Watch Robert Pattinson and Julianne Moore in ‘Maps to the Stars’ Red Band Trailer
Julianne Moore, Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasikowska star in the David Cronenberg film.
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Julianne Moore Believes in Therapy, Not God (And Definitely Gun Control)
Therapy? Yep, the 'Still Alice' star has had plenty. And now, today, the onetime outsider is a five-time Oscar nominee who also believes in family and the ability to control her own fate: "I've completely created my own life. Structure, it's all imposed."
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